Allow installing GObject Introspection overrides to multiple python installations #183
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Allow installing GObject Introspection overrides to multiple system python installations. This is something Gentoo supports (I'm not sure about other distros) so this has made packaging a little messy.
Switching
py-overrides-dirtoarrayallows for passing multiple paths as a comma separated string, and should maintain compatibility with existing build harnesses.This also switches from
find_programtopython.find_installationand adds apython_targetto allow specifying multiple installation targets instead of a list of paths. I defaultedpython_targetto justpython3, as I assumepythonandpython3refer to the same python installation on modern systems. This also matches the default forpython3-xapp.